Zahme Glover was 14 years old when he was last reported seen in Houston, Texas, on September 17, 2025. Public missing-child notices identify him as a Black male, now listed as 15 years old, and connect his case to NCMEC case number 2061729 and NCIC number M168549586. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children states simply that Zahme “was last seen on September 17, 2025,” with Houston, Texas, given as the missing-from location.
The public information available about Zahme’s disappearance is limited, which leaves a painful silence around the circumstances of that day. NamUs lists the case as Missing Person / NamUs #MP158498, with the date of last contact recorded as September 17, 2025, and the case tied to Houston in Harris County. The listing also connects the case to NCMEC number 2061729 and shows the record was created in May 2026, months after Zahme was last seen.
The agencies and organizations sharing Zahme’s information have focused on public awareness and the possibility that someone may know something, even if it seems small. NCMEC directs anyone with information to call 911, contact the Harris County Constable’s Office at 281-376-3472, or call its 24-hour hotline at 1-800-843-5678. Stop Child Abuse’s missing-child alert likewise asks the public to come forward with any information about Zahme’s whereabouts and lists both NCMEC and the Harris County Constable’s Office as points of contact.
Zahme’s case is one of those missing-person stories where the official public record gives only the basic outline: a child’s name, a city, a date, a case number, and a plea for help. Behind those spare details is a young teenager whose absence matters deeply to the people who know and love him. The overview of the case is that Zahme Glover, a 14-year-old boy from the Houston, Texas area, was last seen on September 17, 2025; his case is listed with NamUs as MP158498 and with NCMEC as 2061729; public notices identify the Harris County Constable’s Office as the investigating agency; and the available online sources ask anyone with information to contact law enforcement or NCMEC.Last Seen: Sep 17, 2025
